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Hello, fellow Videokarma members!
Need a little help here from those with some experience... I have a 1982 RCA Selectavision VGT-650 VCR. I got it for free and decided to see if I could fix some issues with it, mostly cosmetic. The first thing I noticed is that some of the channel scanning dip switches were broken, there basically a little switch that slides into three positions. When I took it apart, to see if I could fix them, i noticed that someone had de-soldered some of them before at one point probably because they were broken too, and put a small piece of wire as a replacement? I wonder why they did this? instead of replacing the switch instead. I'm wondering by chance if anyone might have a spare board kicking around or perhaps the switches? I've included photos to show what I need. [Figured I tact this on here, instead of making a new post.] As you know these old VCR's have the infamous VFD Display that of course can become dimmer over time, on these VCR's you have a DIM/BRIGHTNESS Switch. I noticed on the clock display on mine that it seems to pulsating? I'm wonder if it is the result of a bad capacitor and is causing it to pulsate because it's not getting the right voltage? I made a YouTube video to demonstrating the problem -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S5mE8mjXQc Last edited by VintageLove; 08-12-2014 at 09:27 PM. Reason: New Question. |
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